Object 4396
Tradition Meets Profit Restaurants & Guesthouses in the Sauerlandzum Buy in Finnentrop
Total area: 920.49 m², Year built 1980
Purchase price: 399.500,00 €
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0 27 22 - 93 720This modernized single-family home features an open-concept living and dining area with a wood-burning stove, three bedrooms, a converted attic studio, and numerous versatile uses. Thanks to extensive renovations, additional usable space in the basement, and a beautiful garden, you can look forward to a home that combines historic charm with contemporary living comfort.
Property no. 4953
| Type of property | House |
| Property type | Single-family house |
| Postal code | 57368 |
| Place | Lennestadt |
| Year built | 1926 |
| Available from | October 1, 2027 |
| Parking spaces | 4 |
| Plot area | 817 m² |
| Living area | 138.08 m² |
| Usable area | 44.39 m² |
| Purchase price | 319.500,00 € |
| Floor | Tiles |
| Bathroom | Shower, Window |
| Type of fuel | Oil |
| Type of energy certificate | Needs Assessment Report |
| Final energy demand | 229.50 kWh/(m²*a) |
| Energy efficiency class | G |
| Year built | 1926 |
| Main energy source | OEL |
Lovingly renovated, surprisingly versatile, and with plenty of space to feel at home
This single-family home in Lennestadt-Langenei combines the historic character of a house built in 1926 with a contemporary, cozy atmosphere. With approximately 138 m² of living space and a lot measuring approximately 817 m², this home has been extensively modernized in recent years and now offers significantly more than one might expect at first glance.
The ground floor alone shows what was prioritized here: a modern, practical living area with an open kitchen and an adjoining dining and living area. The modern built-in kitchen design, warm wood finishes, and clean-lined flooring create a harmonious overall look. Particularly lovely is the wood-burning stove in the dining area, which adds to the room’s comfort and creates a cozy atmosphere. A modern bathroom completes this level.
The upper floor offers three bedrooms, providing flexible options for sleeping, working, or an additional room. A separate restroom completes this level.
A real highlight awaits in the attic: The already converted open-concept attic studio has a character all its own, thanks to its exposed wood elements and unique spatial layout. Currently, this area is used as a music and studio space. Whether for a hobby, music, a home office, or a personal retreat, this is a space that not every home can offer. An additional room in the attic further expands the possibilities for use.
Significant investments have also been made in technical and structural improvements. In 2014, the roof and insulation were replaced; from 2016 to 2018, an extensive renovation took place, including work on the windows, electrical system, water and sewer lines, bathroom, toilet, and front door, as well as a comprehensive interior modernization. In 2017, a Wolf oil-fired condensing boiler was also installed. The drainage system around the house has been replaced; according to the property description, the double-shell masonry features blow-in insulation.
The basement features a laundry room, two storage rooms, and the boiler room. This provides additional usable space for storage, household chores, and parking in addition to the living area.
The approximately 817 m² lot offers a beautiful green outdoor area with lawns and mature landscaping. A terrace is also available. According to the listing documents, parking is provided by a carport for two vehicles and two open parking spaces.
The result is a home that successfully blends the character of an older building with modern living standards, making it particularly suitable for buyers who do not wish to undertake a comprehensive renovation right away but are instead looking for a home that is already significantly upgraded and offers flexible usage options.
Move in, settle in, and use the available space exactly as you envision it.
The house has been modernized in key areas. The roof, including insulation, was replaced in 2014. From 2016 to 2018, extensive renovation and modernization work was carried out, including upgrades to the electrical system, plumbing and drainage systems, windows, bathroom, toilet, and front door. In addition, the building features double-shell masonry with blow-in insulation, as well as a drainage system that has been renewed around the entire house.
A Wolf oil-fired condensing boiler installed in 2016 provides heating.
A double carport and two additional outdoor parking spaces round out the property’s features.
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Living Close to Nature While Still Being Well-Connected
The property is located in 57368 Lennestadt-Langenei, a rural district of Lennestadt. The area combines the typical residential and recreational appeal of the Sauerland region with good access to surrounding towns. Langenei is situated directly on the B 236, on the route between Lennestadt-Altenhundem and Schmallenberg.
For everyday needs, the nearby town of Lennestadt-Altenhundem in particular offers a good range of amenities. In Lennestadt, you’ll find stores such as Lidl, ALDI Nord, EDEKA, and Netto Marken-Discount. This makes it easy to combine shopping and daily errands with trips toward Altenhundem.
The location is also appealing for families with children. Several types of schools are located in the immediate vicinity of Langenei. These include the Lennestadt High School, the Hundem-Lenne Secondary School, the Franziskus School, and the St. Christophorus Elementary School. Depending on the school, distances range from approximately 3.4 to 3.7 km.
Another advantage is the access to public transportation. The Lennestadt-Altenhundem train station provides regional rail service; there are also local bus stops serving Langenei.
At the same time, Langenei has retained its village-like character and close connection to nature. The town is shaped by the Sauerland landscape and boasts a vibrant community life. Langeneier Park and the local parish church of St. John the Baptist are also part of the town’s character. As a result, the location offers ideal conditions for buyers who want to live in a quiet, nature-oriented setting without having to forgo the infrastructure of a larger Lennestadt neighborhood.
In short: an attractive residential area for small families, couples, and anyone who appreciates life in the Sauerland while also valuing convenient access to everyday amenities.